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GOAL!
1
fihat thht means, when fingers
Ind noses are freezing. when a
heath from the Arctic blows swift
“through your jeans in a way that
in not very pleasing.
‘ A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a
slum. Some Coal lying there a"
(listening. A cellar, a window, a
.dinte is our plan. Coal falls in
Ills bin—are you listening!
A heater, a tire, some heat going
up, with comfort in each scintilla-
tion. A home that is cheerful
when time comes to sup—it’s sure-
ly a fine combination.
——
g-‘i‘ERRlSM
4‘,‘__
“BITS OF
BROADWAY”
unison “cannons
l 3 cold day in Winter, you know '
r -.
: \
The
IOUTH NORWALK
'm in..." 5:64.:
_ 3033 Loan m .
3”” .OWN .YOUR OWN HOME!
The more acute the shortage becomes the higher rents are likely to .0.
Build Your Own Home .
The country is financially sound—building materials are available at
fair prices-labor is more eilicient and second at better rates,
Lets Start Something-.We'll Help
Hatch €9°Bailey Co.
LOW '03 JOHNS-WILL! CO.-BIRD 8 BO! 300!-
INGS, mm BOARD AND m0“
,WLLL BOARDS
NAAST BROS.’ GARAG-
sternum-one
CADILLAC EIGHT _MOTOR CARS
now ’03 WEDDING. AID m0”
rm mm
uonwam a coconut cone rinse
.- ‘-
spiouse sees. an
1‘" .". ',.' f J T. 33“?" ‘15.»:
_Wa‘a pm I I;
as m name asexual. n
No. 50783—Prico $1.35 l
Cherie—Fox Trot
Barry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
l Found a Rose in the Devil's Gar.
den—Fox Trot, Fisher-Ruskin
Harry Ratlerman‘s Jazz Orchestra I
No. 60777—Price, $1.35
I’ll Keep on Loving You—Medley '
Fox Trot (introducing “Coral l
Sea”), Rose-Zany-Brown
~flax Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
Moonlight—Fox Trot. Conrad
flax Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
No. 50781—Price $1.35
Ion Homme (My Mani—Fox Trot,
Yvnin Orlando's Orchestra
Idol Mine—Fox Trot, Pollack
Franklin Orlando's Orchestra
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I North'Main St., So. Not-walk
Opp. Congregational
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Saturday. Specials
16 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR.. .for $1.00
Fancy No. 1 POTATOES. . . . . . . . .peck, 45c
2 lbs. PURE LARD
CROWN ASTER OATS. . . . . . . . . . pkg., 10c
......for24c
2 cans EVAPORATED MILK. . . . . .for 23c
PHONE 1405
15 cakes of KIRKMAN’S SOAP. .for $1.00
10 cakes of LENOX SOAP ........ for 35¢
ORANGE I’EKOE TEA ............ lb.,55c
A.F.Beckmann€:aCo.Inc.
83 Washington St., South Norwalk.
FREE -DELIVERY
DEVINE BROS
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
. DRUGGIST
v I souru MAIN ernsl'r
AGENT FOR
M & Show, Park & In!“
Green Seal, and Russell’s
CAN DIES
F. S. LYON ‘
1921 SUMMER SESSION
July 5 to Sept. 2
Merrill Business College
Regular and Special Courses
VACATION TIME ALLOWED
PENE 314-2.
'J OB PRINTING
loath norm
......-.a
Perfecto Are
Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No One. 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD 'lVELL CIGAR
COMPANY
- ‘_..- "
CARPET CLEANING
We and Bugs Cleaned mesa
i'mn!) Farr
I'lnl l-lm’h 1’“!
A0. 3-32
Four Silken Inches
"Longer Than the
Ordinary Vest
The Vanity Fair Plus-4-
Inch Vest takes its name from
the four extra inches in length
which make all the difference
between the vest that rolls up
uncomfortably under the cor-
set and the one that forms a
smooth silken line from corset
to stocking top! Its shoulder
straps are hematitched and
placed so they cannot slip oil
the shoulders! The sill: in
these vests is. as in all Vanity
Fair vunderthings, luxuriouf
and well woven. ‘0
Priced at , 3“”9‘)
MME. J EANN ETTE
SOUTH NCRWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERE and CLOVER ‘
56 South Main Street.
Phone 909.
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
Colors Restored, Like New
OIIINTAL HUGS Carefully
. Treated
”I! Called for and Delivered E
lei-vice Prompt. ~
Ian. Carpet Cleaning Co. I
I, see» as. so. Moment 2
man 969 i
NO MORE HIGH PRICES
_at._
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
I! 80. lain It... So. am
Io Connection With Any MA
More.
Come and see our window for
flees and convince yourself.
mung Reduced Prom s
Setting of $1.50 to $3.00
.Schultze’s Saturday Sficials,
SHOULDER STEAK . . . . . . . 3 lbs., 25c
.“B &B.” POT ROASTS............22cib..
SolidLeanPotRoasts ..... ........14clb. ‘
Wilson’s CafifiédHams...........34clb.
, SmokedShoulders ......... ..18clb;
I, ShoulderPot.Roasts............... 8clb.
. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets. ‘_
5amalgamww'msnmd‘snamsatm; '
WIOTPOI‘I’
ILAOK ROCK saiossros’r
Oolwltze Marketa Close at Noon (0. O. T.) on Wednesdays. '
I.
' fis—
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 9.-—Busi-
ness is at a standstill here owing to
the uncertainties of the Russian and
Turkish political situations. Normally
the importing and exporting center
for the Near and Middle East. and
partially for the Balkans. this city is
now a commerchl inlet. its ware-
houses filled with merchandise or
every description. for which there i
it cannot meet. ‘
Everybody owcs everybody else.
with nobody paying bills. A financial
crash would have come months ago
but for the fact that no firm can af-
ford to demand payments of its bills.
To do so would throw the debtor into
bankruptcy. fon‘e more unsaleable
goods on the market at sacrifice
prices. and tho tirm forcing payment
would in its turn be called on.to pay
bills which. under present conditions.
it cannot meet. a "
There is an increasing number of
trading ships going to South Russian
ports, mostly ilritish. Grcck and Ital-
ian. Todatc. no American ship has
80119. partly lu-cnuse of the lack of
trade and. in the case of Shipping
Hoard mania. the decision of the
management not to porn)" any of its
Ihips to touch llolshcyik ports.
Those Vessrls that do go to Iiinck
Sen ports of Russia claim the yen-
lures are failures. ycl kcn-p on going.
apparently finding enough husincss to
pay ship expenses.
()Ihs'l' than American tobucc0_buy-
"rs. many mm. hunts tind tho- risks of
trading so grrut, partly bccaum- of
fluctuating Bhuliilllgifl. that ”10‘ pro—
for to spt‘t‘ulniv ill exchange. They
claim the risks are smallcr. Banking
busincrs for thc prcscnt consists in
good part of such speculations on the
part of cuutoxm-rs.
In tht'fucp «If such a siiunlimi. i‘on-
Hantinoplc rrnmins lhc- drum-st of
world capitals. 1mm thc- point or \Ii'\V
or living. lb IJIlII‘l‘S OI. loud! and
clothing hayc iormcd pi'nctitully .1
Th: 3 CIJIIII
trust I0 kt-tp up plim x.
1h?) bought th~ ll' goods :it high priccs
and must-sell t‘.~ In so. As thn ll‘ i.- no
such thing as wim controls or public'
opinion hn-rr. minibus :in- [HI‘IIlIlIOII
Io gougc the 1- tug“ population HI
will. 3
American \\ llllli rub rs In many
t‘asta liun' piciilled in tukv llnir
lusms on llltl- 'umdisr Nut livrc on
consignlmnt ;i.~i lisiilp tn the l‘uttrd
Stator. (llhvi \. bulo an]: is uttrmpti-d
to gct lid of r'vlt'ks bud!) by organ-r
11in: rn-fuu-w Lilsslinns into strut
\i'lllllii'u of nitx-' :- likn l- .I .nmi churn.
int-- and small -:',\ Evin-ls. but ihr plan l
Ills
IUIIP'I
\n-t.-l
In
tlusn't \vorknl all l'iillIINQ'
docs. in man)
lllzikl‘ Iciurns.
Business is :\puvtul to itnpr0\(“
WIN-n such to .mvcrntm-nt ii. o'lliillllfill‘
ituwm that H can obtain longl
lllfiIJiIt‘I-h.
s‘ol li-
ttma ll'\
"'l'lil‘, lc illLill.\\ iilltl." 'I‘O
uh. ~ \‘I‘ \tilt\\.\l.i\'s
( li.\l 'I‘.\I‘Ql'.\.
. popular oprm. “'l‘br- lio-
Il'lullz'l lini." will fcuturr .\‘nr\\'ulk'il
t’huuuu .u.x program. It “Ill Im pris-
s‘nlml |-_\ .I stnr cast of, l'\|N'I’I(llt‘l‘(l
singers and pluycra. who will hun-
sccnt-ry w "‘Il‘ur'tt'd ('51?(‘(‘lilll_\' l'cr the
Chautauqua tour. and clnbox'utc- mis-
tumcs In llIl)\IrIe' titling background
for ihiir llL'Il grndi- tutisir).
"The l'wlu‘mlnn Girl" is but one of
Bl pl‘OillJlll.‘ urrungcd for our first
sumim r i'l‘..;llI:‘.ll<l\lAI in Nonynlk. An-
otlwr itallil‘r will bc lhc irrcsistnblc.
funny ram: "lt Pays to 1\(I\Q‘I"Ilfil‘."i
which “as the most sucm ssful offering
‘nst suuinu r in one of the Chautauqua;
circuits lilimlwth (Vllhcr. favorite in
"lt-ll»: n.1, of Sunnybrook Farm." is
(Iii dint-tor of the piccc. and plays a
'4 .idln: rolix .
'l‘ln- linnorablc J. Hugh Edwards.
'ut ml»: r of thc llritish Pni'linmcnt
{mm \\-.il"§. and official biographcr of
I‘.I“l'l Lloyd George. Ilritiah I’rimc
Minishi, will present his timcly lcc~
turn- on the SUIIJQ‘CII '\\'antcd' :1 .\'rw
\le-l " .\ir. Lloyd George has rcfcr-
rwi to .\lr. Edwards on "one of Ihi'
most brilliant ornlors in tha- land."
All Norwnlk people should begin
.imv to plan for Chautauqua \u-ck.
The n-d lt-ttcr day of its beginning is
Stilt. 2nd. A whole \vcck’s program
will be pri-st-nI-wl with cycry r‘t-nturc
our of \illllt' and lntc-n-st. The Chau—
Inuqun IIIO\t‘mt'IlI has had a most
astonishing growth throughout the
l'nitcd States, and hat! been cullcd
"thc most American thing in Amvri-
cn." Norwnlk will have its first cx-
pcricncc of this most American thing
in September
11) RI-ZI'AIR MOORISII PALACE.
.\I.\li|;ni_ July 9.——I'lans for the
I'cpnir or the old Moorish Palm-r of
the. Alhambra. at Granada. linn- been
"Pillow-d by the Government and thc
Minish r or Public Instruction has
2:21”: :i royal order appointing urchi-
s u «we ' " ‘ '
us Dos-Rim“ cute th? “elk as rapid!)
” :II'IQ' Alhambra was built into in the
Hurtccuth ('t-niul‘)‘ by theMoors. who
\ud inyudt-d Spain and established a
.iootish kingdom. The Moors held
awn-r over large areas of Spain from
1-3“ until 1491. leaving behind them
many noble works of architecture the
gloat beautiful or which was the. Al;
”:5an During the past few years
0‘ r cnt hufl‘dln‘ has been In had
epairs. but'Government action to
"ism” It Was“ del
a e .
reasons. . y d for “do".
.
KING GEORGE SEES 8m JAMES
- CRAIG
LONDON. III! s.--—King
' talent alter his audience.
received Sir 1*!- Craic. the M
premier. you!
~. . ._.' ‘4
.- ' room
”mm--
sir anaes re ueédso‘make uni state-
BV W70! gratitude tor‘ the Amer-
ican declaration ot pews. the joyful
that the m 7 “a ”win m - "
OUR LOW RENT LOCATION ENABLES
US TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL
OTHER COMPETITORS
CHARGE
and small
For Men—$2.75 grade... .
ART CRETONNES—Specially prlced . .
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
H. Kriegero Co.
Outfittters to Men, Women and Children
ACCOUNTS EXTENDED
weclily payments accepted in settlement of all bills.
For Men and Rays, Women and Children—~0ne or two-piece models,
in all sizes, and a wide choice of "colors. 43“.;
BATHING' CAPS, - SHOES, STOCKINGS 'AND TIGHTS
"A SPECIAL SALE OF. PAJAMAS .
Now $1.75 I Fer Boys—$2.00 grade...Now $1.35
lHUMlD HAZE AND
SMOKE OF FOREST
FIRE OBSCURE SUN ’
,.___.
Continued from First Page.
uni hazy condition. and smokt from
imnicnsc tort-st tirrn in Michigan
which had bccn burning tor S(‘\'t‘l‘fll
Wee-ks. drifting our the entire eastern
pnrt of the country. The sun most of
the day was indistinguishablc. and
like a rod hull of tire.
was no prrccptiblc brm-ac. and
smokc [mini .ilr hung like a pull o\cr
city nnd country ulikc.
Smoke from Quebec.
The haze of the past four days is
ascribed by We-illht'r obscru-rs to a
similar t‘allst‘ as that of the famous
“leluw Day." the smokc
l
>It‘t‘
muniun o! the Girls' l-‘ritndly sm-i- '\
l
TRINITY ('IIITH‘II NUTIN.
Tomorrow morning at ihr 6.3” .s. l\ .
will IN‘ Iii-Ill Illt- ('(szu-rulo' ion:
at l”:.'iil llli.i' '.
Tomorrow morning
baptism will irnmcdiutcly tullow .~ 1.
ruse.
please consult with thc rrclor.
phone 23l5.
,of Mary
Ill-2 '\\Iu'n Ht‘l‘il. tori) in the morning. was ‘0, “it. and Mrs. liuract “v. lloundS 0|
lL’fil Huntington sin-ct following con—
Tllo day was l'HWlW‘l.“ warm. ”H r" inilsions. in uscribod to pnprr cups .~l .
”‘0 .found and ate on the Fourth or July.
i
for the.“ rennin
t'hli-Il‘t n \n'l
'l'tl
I’urt ills haying
CHILI) llllis FROM EATING
I'AI’I-ZR CAPS.
.\'I—I\V LUNDUN. July 9.——Thc (II :ztlx l
Josephint‘. infant daughh r
Try a damned ad in the Sentinel
,i
from in rgc :
IOI‘l'liI til-cs which huvc bccn ssttccpingE
oycr northcrn Maine and Canada in‘
the vicinity of Ontario and Quebec
haying dcsccndcd over the New Eng.
land states. The smoke combined
with the haze natural to the humid
utmosphcrc thc’pnst I‘cw (in)!
been the douse of the obscurity of the
sun. ,
» ROUND-LP 0P SAIAX)NS.
Qtu-stlunnblc Plat-cs In "Helm!
Visited by Puliccnaen.
IlltLllGhZI‘tlli'l‘. July 9,—h‘ollowing
:i mmrul roundup of saloons and
viurstionnblc placcs by a forcc of po-
lli‘s-nls n in citizmn- drcss last night.
'liyc local cnfc pnoprietors were ar-
raigned in th-- police court today and
tlnlr cnscs continued. Three men
\w-m urn-stud on Noble avenue in con-
nection with the seizure of a still. li-
quor and mash will be turned over to
thc I"l'\Ii'I'lII authorities. their cases
brim: continued. Two of the trio
eri- caught driving from the yard of
Slinkcen llownliby on Noble ayenuc
nith the still. liquor. mash and shot-
L'un in their possession when appre—
hcndi-d. llnwnliby was nrrcstcd lat-
or. Many places Were visited .two or
tliu-c time.- during the police roundup
of the city.
Built for Both lakes and Canal
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SPECIALS
FOR THE - WEEK
Crisco, 1b. can . . . ....... . 17c
No. 2, Corned Beef, Special Sale
................... 32c can
One pkg. Wool Soap Finite
free with 3 cans Sunbnght
Cleanser at ..... be can
Calif. Prunes ......... lb. 14c
A. STIJLL
sewn. mam
I
DIED CAR.
Dodge 1010 commercial
Dodge 1.17 Mg.
8mm! Irma 1'
Carbon removed while
Weenies-t Ave.
LYON'O. “RAG!
wait.
el. 1m
.......50cyd.-
PURCHASING GLASSES
Is buying VJ...
See
THAMER, lNc.
Optometrists and Opticians
82 Atlantic St., Stamford
Ww
KENDRICK‘S G ARAGI;
FORD SERVICE, wnanc
ALL worm GL‘ARANTEED :1
3O CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
J. M. LAYTON & ‘CO..
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave, South Walk
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION sacs
120 w‘mon Street
South Norm“!
SELLIN G OUT '
* ALL
DRESSES
mow cos'r
AM
TARLOV BROS.
Lip-to Date Cigar Store
HA L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
m BEST 3"
$1.10 lb.
mo Block. Tel. 1581
The Textile Store
40 Inch Unbleached Mllsllll
REgular Price. 15c )Il.
SPECIAL—1o Yards for 51.00
Full yard wide. double boxdd'
curtain Sci-1m
15c Quality.
SPECIAL—10 Yards for
I
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TH: arose THAT MAKES 600°
~New .8: Murray
CLOTH! . AND Funmsnw
I“ WWI! 8!. So. Norwlll‘
m Wt! Oxford
SHIRTS 32-35
Collar Attached.
’. Boys' Grey Crash
PM
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